Chris is a veteran healthcare and technology writer with more than 10 years of experience in content marketing following two decades in news and technology journalism. He has written healthcare and technology content for HIMSS, IBM, IDG, Unisys, DXC, Abbott, and many other clients as a freelancer, specializing in thought leadership articles, white papers, blog posts, website copy, and pre– and post–conference material. He also is a podcast producer, writer, and cohost.
Chris served as executive editor at internet.com, overseeing websites such as Datamation, eSecurityPlanet, Intranet Journal, and several others.
He covered Internet startups and venture capital for internet.com in the late ‘90s, producing a weekly and a monthly newsletter. He began his technology writing career at Network World, launching the popular ‘Net Buzz column. He migrated to technology from news journalism, working as a news editor and entertainment section editor at the Los Angeles Herald–Examiner. Chris began his newspaper career in Massachusetts and was named the 1995 Editorial Writer of the Year by the New England Press Association.
He has a B.S. in marketing and communications from Babson College. Chris also did standup comedy in the Boston area for five years, for reasons that elude him.
Chris lives in upstate New York with his wife. They have three grown children who live in Boston and with whom they visit frequently. Chris is a runner and enjoys doing outdoor activities with his family. He can usually be found running or walking in beautiful Saratoga Springs State Park.
